police officer firing his weapon at the s.u.v. to no avail. the white house saying president biden is monitoring the situation. tough bit of news and way to start the week. good to have you with us today and we ll go through this together. i m bill hemmer live in new york. dana: this is america s newsroom. talked to a friend yesterday on the scene when there was the terrible terror attack, we don t know it s a terror attack. when a car is used as a weapon if it s an accident or on purpose what the police officers and witnesses see is some of the most traumatic images they will ever experience in that your lives and nobody should have to go through that. police have taken a person of interest into custody. no word on a motive. the annual parade was canceled last year due the covid and it s a big event in waukesha. here are some witnesses to the horror. it was the worst thing i saw in my life. hit a whole crowd of kids. there were kids involved. okay. my mom was try
from hartsfield international airport in atlanta, that s what you re looking at. at the moment, former president is expected to land within the hour there with his team before we go further, we have a few details for you now. the next hour or so, the former president will likely be fingerprinted and of his mug shot taken at fulton countyjail in atlanta. his belly has been set at $200,000. he will return to atlanta at a later date to enter a plea in court. mr trump denies all 13 charges against him and include racketeering in become full statements and he says the charges are politically motivated. his former chief of staff and his former personal lawyer rudy giuliani have asked as well as other codefendants, this is his fourth criminal case, even as he remains the front runner for the 2024 nomination. let s go live to the outside of the fulton countyjail, what is been happening there? it county “ail, what is been happening there? , , , , there? it is interesting because we
york where jake tapper s abortion were the former present basis federal counts, as well as in florida. caitlin collins is outside the fulton county jail in atlanta where he will be booked tonight. anderson, after landing, we expect that donald trump will ride in from the atlanta airport with his new lawyer, steve inside-out, who replaced his former top georgia attorney, drew, earlier today. jay, of course, when he gets here to the jail, you can see over my shoulder, the question is can still, will he have his mug shot taken the way his former chief of staff, mark meadows, rudy giuliani and all of the other defendant certainly have. his own team says that it has not yet been decided and certainly as of a little bit earlier today, despite the fulton county sheriff s earlier statement that they will all get the same treatment. of course, that turns out to be the case, we will see another first tonight. that s in addition to something we learn today. also, he is the first to
economists say this one should not hurt the economy. joining me now is cnbc senior analyst, congressional continue, julie tsirkin, and nbc news white house correspondent, al allie raffa. i want to read a few notable things. jason fuhrman, the former deputy director of obama s national council says the fed will be happy. the economy needs cooling off and this takes pressure off interest rates in accomplishing cooling off. a jpmorgan chase analyst says the agreement could function as the equivalent of a quarter point increase in interest rates in terms of helping to restrain inflation, and ben harris, a former deputy treasury secretary says the most important impact is the stability that comes with having a deal. markets can function knowing that we don t have a cataclysmic debt ceiling crisis looming anymore. so, ron, explain that to us. explain what they re talking about. so katy, i m going to take answer number three as the most accurate one. i just think avoiding a debt
about a serious health issue here that almost ended his career. plus the big new project he has out now leading this, our breaking news moments ago, the arizona state senate voted to repeal that states civil war era abortion ban, a law that was first introduced in 18 64 before women had the right to vote. and when the age of consent in arizona, according to some historians, was ten, the law bans abortion at all stages of pregnancy except to save the life of the mother. let s get straight to cnn s natasha. natasha, what happens next? and what does this mean for the ability to get an abortion? in arizona jake, there s a lot of whiplash for arizonans. what we re expecting now is for the house to receive what the senate just repealed and send it onto the governor s desk where she is expected to sign it, but the repeal wouldn t take effect until 90 days after the legislative session ends. so right now, the earliest this could go into effect is june 20 the attorney general of ari